Sentence examples for thought in language from inspiring English sources

Karen Marshall, a Haddonfield parent, said she was concerned four years ago when her son's test showed he was not doing as well as she thought in language arts.

Her works are obsessively convoluted and endlessly recursive, dramatising the difficulty of expressing thought in language.

Language shapes our thoughts, or as the late great George Carlin put it: "We do think in language.

Notice, this is not the claim that we always think in language or that we learn to speak before we learn to think, which claims have mistakenly been attributed to Sellars.

It thinks in language, is interested in the past and future and is concerned with the details it can extract to put things in a linear or sequential form.

If the participant is Latino, data will also include language spoken and thought in, provider language spoken, and use of interpreter.

He was so interesting: he thought in another language and was Buddhist.

In this interpretation, language is inconsequential to human thought because humans do not think in "natural" language, i.e. any language used for communication.

"We explored Linguistic Relativity: the idea that because we think in words, the institution of language directly shapes the way its speakers conceptualise their world," Escott explains.

When early bilinguals thought in their second language, the exact same part of Broca's region fired up.

"First you have to master a language as if it were your own, think in that language, talk in it, [then] fulfil the task set in the interests of your motherland over many years, suffering daily dangers for you and your loved ones, who don't even know who you are or for whom you work".